Posted AT 1:30 AM EDT on 11/10/07
Next four years will challenge McGuinty
Ottawa — Dalton McGuinty was handed his victory yesterday on a silver platter. He became the first Liberal Leader in 70 years to fashion back-to-back majority victories without having to do much more than stick to his script and poke Progressive Conservative Leader John Tory with a sharp stick every once in a while.
Mr. McGuinty enjoyed a healthy stretch of similar good fortune in his four years as Premier.
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- Throughout the campaign, Globe editorial board member Adam Radwanski rated the three major party leaders on their previous day's performance.
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On the Trail
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The campaign
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- Murray Campbell's election blog
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Globe editorial
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- His days as Ontario's Progressive Conservative Leader may be numbered.
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Earlier editorial:
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- Jeffrey Simpson
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Commentary
- Murray Campbell
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- Murray Campbell
McGuinty's good luck
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